Session 21180406 matching question Identify the type of lipid based on the structural features. 1st choice steroids 2nd choice triacylglycerol 3rd choice wax 4th choice sphingophospholipids 5th choice fatty acid contains 3 fatty acids consists of 4 fused carbon rings contains a long-chain alcohol consists of an amide bond consists of only a carboxylic acid and acyl chain Submit response Jump to Send a message to the instructor < Join another session

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